/sci/ - Science & Math

So you're haughty, vulgar, you mock the Bible, post indecent pictures, have a few porn tabs loaded in your browser.

Challenge: http://thinkzone.wlonk.com/MathFun/Triangle.htm

Read these and repent:
http://www.pnas.org/content/108/22/9020
https://www.businessinsider.com/mit-researcher-sherry-turkle-says-phones-make-us-lose-empathy-2015-10?IR=T
http://time.com/135853/porn-brain/
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What will save you from your wretchedness: https://biblehub.com/kjv/john/1.htm

Professor W. McDougall puts the matter in clear terms when he says that 'the interval between the modern man of scientific culture and the average citizen of our modern states is far greater than that between the latter and the savage'. (p. 101)

The Samoans and the Tongans demanded the tokens of virginity, and their cultural condition conformed to the same pattern as that of those Melanesian, African, and American societies which had adopted the same custom. The Maori, on the other hand, allowed a girl who had not been betrothed to indulge in free pre-nuptial intercourse, a betrothed girl, taumou, being expected to confine her sexual qualities to her betrothed. The cultural behaviour of the Maori differed from that of the Samoans and the Tongans, and was similar to that of those Melanesian and African societies whose pre-nuptial regulations afforded a similar sexual opportunity. Thus it is becoming clear that (1) in a similar geographical environment a higher or lower cultural condition accompanies a lesser or a greater sexual opportunity, (2) in different geographical environments a similar cultural condition accompanies a similar sexual opportunity. (pp. 71-72)

To be continued...